Zbigniew Gluza

1980 (1) 1989 (1) 5238 (1) Bulgarien (1) F4 (1) Hungary and Czechoslovakia; at the same time in the GDR (1) independent order was a reality in Poland (1) kalla kriget (1) kommunism (2) NGO Publication (1) Polen (2) Polens historia (1) Romania and the Baltic Republics of the USSR (1) Slovaks and Bulgarians. In the early days of the winter the Romanians felt the breakthrough. (1) so it passed on naturally to the next. Spring belonged to the Poles. Summer – to the Hungarians and the „Baltic chain”. Autumn belonged to the Germans (1) Sovjetunionen (2) the new (1) The pace of the year 1989 was extraordinarily intensive – as though the whole breakthrough in freedom for Eastern and Central Europe had to take place within the space of that year. In January (1) the pending changes to the system were little more than a glimmer of hope. By December (1) the vision of changes to the existing system were already deeply rooted. Zobacz więcej The image we present in that of communities progressing through the year as in a relay race. There is no direct communication between them (1) they do not exhort others to act – but as an operation came to an end in one country (1) Tjecker (1) Östeuropa (1)